

EOY REVIEW 2- Electrostatics & Momentum
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Physics
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10th - 12th Grade
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Medium
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KAILEY MARTIN
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By KAILEY MARTIN
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Match
Match the following
Write the formula down!
Then label your formula!
F
k
q1
q2
r2
Electrostatic Force (N)
Coulomb's Constant
8.9 x 109
Charge 1 (C)
Charge 2 (C)
Distance (m)
Electrostatic Force (N)
Coulomb's Constant
8.9 x 109
Charge 1 (C)
Charge 2 (C)
Distance (m)
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Multiple Choice
What happens to force if distance doubles? (Look at Rule of 1's notes)
Show your work in your notebook
1/4 as strong
1/2 as strong
2 times stronger
4 times stronger
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Multiple Choice
What happens to force if one charge is halved? (Look at rule of 1's notes)
Show your work in your notebook
The force increases by 4
The force is doubled
The force is halved
The force decreases by 4
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Multiple Choice
You rub some wool on two balloons. The electrons from the wool moved onto the balloons. What kind of charge do the balloons have now?
Both Positive
Both Negative
One is Positive, the other is negative
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Multiple Choice
If both of the balloons now have a negative charge, the balloons will
Attract to each other
Repel each other
Be neutral (no attraction/repulsion)
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Multiple Choice
Two balloons that both have a charge of (−1.6 × 10⁻¹⁹ C) are 0.10 m apart. What is the electrostatic force?
Show your work in your notebook!
k=8.9x109
-1.2 x 10-15 N
1.2 x 10-20 N
-2.3 x 10-26 N
+2.3 x 10-26 N
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Match
Match the variable with its unit
N⋅s
N
m/s
kg
kg⋅m/s
Impulse (J)
Force (F)
Velocity (V)
Mass (m)
Momentum
(p)
Impulse (J)
Force (F)
Velocity (V)
Mass (m)
Momentum
(p)
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Multiple Choice
Stanley is driving a car from work and another car hits him head-on. Which action reduces impact force in a crash?
Increase force
Decrease time of impact
Increase time of impact
Increase speed
12
Multiple Choice
Stanley weighs 30 kg and slows down from 10 m/s to 5 m/s. What is the impulse?
Show your work in notebook!
150 N-s
300 N-s
15 N-s
6 N-s
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Drag and Drop
In inelastic collisions
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